About This Live Project

Abbeydale Picture House was built in 1920 as a 1,500 seat cinema, with a billiard hall and ballroom in the basement. The building operated as a cinema until 1975, when the development of multiplexes drove single-screen cinemas to extinction. The building was used as an office equipment warehouse until 1991, when it was closed.

Friends of the Abbeydale Picture House (FAPH) was formed in 2003, and in 2005 bought the building, with the intention to restore it as a performance venue and cinema. Since then, FAPH has run the Abbey Snooker Club and Bar Abbey in the basement, established the successful Picture House Youth Theatre, and opened the venue to gatherings of craftspeople and artists.

Sunday, October 11, 2009

Demountable Theatre Seating




This system requires no floor attachments as such could be laid out for different stage types. The chairs are light enough to be handled by one person and can also come in a fixed version suitable for the balcony in the APH. This is a flat floor system so the main auditorium would need terracing.

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